"Departed this life, on Sunday, the 2d day of April inst. at McSherrystown, of Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs. CATHARINE GINTER, wife of Nicholas Ginter, in the 64th year of her age." (Republican Compiler, Monday, April 17, 1843)
Catharine, called "Mary Catherine" in her mother's will, was born between 1778 and 1779 to Christian Hemler, Sr. and Anna Elizabeth Baker. She may or may not be the youngest child, as her mother's will mentions four daughters, but only names three.
During the 1800 US Census, Nicholas Guinter was living in Germany, Adams County, Pennsylvania with two free white males aged 10-16, possibly hired help, and one free white female aged 26-45, presumably Catharine.
In an 1801 assessment of Conewago Township, Nicholas Ginder is listed as a property owner with a value of $178, and as married. Nicholas Ginter was one of the first traders, or store-keepers, of the township in about 1804. ('History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania' Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886.) (Reily, John T., 'History and Directory of the Boroughs of Gettysburg, Oxford, Littlestown, York Springs, Berwick, and East Berlin, Adams County PA with Historical Collections,' J.E. Wible Printer, Gettysburg, 1880.)
"18 Aug 1801 22 Aug 1801. Joannes Nicolaus filius Nicolai Ginder et Catharinae(Hemler: Spons Nicolaus et __ina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 40)
"25 februarii 25 februarii 1803 Anna Elisabetha filia nicolai Kinder et catharinae hemler spons Anna Elisabeth hemler, Stanislaus cerfoumont" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 55)
"Febi 1804 12 Martii Anna Maria filia Nicolai, et Catharinae Kinder- Sponsores fuere Nicolaus, et [no name given] Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 56)
"1806 26 Aug 30 Elesabeth filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter. Matrina fuit barbara Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 70)
"Baptismus 1808 5a junii [son, no name listed] filius Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Sponseres fuere Antonius et Christine Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 84) (I believe this son to be Anthony Ginter, as he was born a few days before the baptismal date, and his godfather's name was also Anthony Ginter)
"14 7bris 20 1810 Rosina Catharina filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Matrina fuit Rosina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 104)
"1812 6a obris 13 Maria Susanna filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter LC Sponseres fuere josephus et anna Maria hemler L.C." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 120) She married Henry Felix.
"12 Feb 1815 17 Feb 1815 Anna filia Nicolai Genther & Catharinae Hamler Spos Susanna Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 142)
"1817 5 Augusti 10 Franciscus Aloysius filius Nicholai Guinter et Catharinae Hemler legitime Cenjugati matrina fuit Maria Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 151)
"1820 28 Sebris 1820 1a Octobris Baptisata fuit Rosina Barbara filia Legitima Nicolai Ginter et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum Suscepit Barbara Ginter." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 174)
"1822 18a 22a Octobris Sara Anna filia legitima Nicholai Guinther et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum. matrina fuit Catharina Guenther." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 195)
Nicholas Ginter is listed as a witness on the will of David Mellinger in 1821. (Adams County, Pennsylvania Will C-194) He was the executor of the will of George Reinicker of McSherrystown in 1820.
According to the US Federal Census Mortality Index, Nicholas Ginter, 76, a hatter of Conewago Township, died of palsy in May of 1850.
Catharine, called "Mary Catherine" in her mother's will, was born between 1778 and 1779 to Christian Hemler, Sr. and Anna Elizabeth Baker. She may or may not be the youngest child, as her mother's will mentions four daughters, but only names three.
During the 1800 US Census, Nicholas Guinter was living in Germany, Adams County, Pennsylvania with two free white males aged 10-16, possibly hired help, and one free white female aged 26-45, presumably Catharine.
In an 1801 assessment of Conewago Township, Nicholas Ginder is listed as a property owner with a value of $178, and as married. Nicholas Ginter was one of the first traders, or store-keepers, of the township in about 1804. ('History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania' Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886.) (Reily, John T., 'History and Directory of the Boroughs of Gettysburg, Oxford, Littlestown, York Springs, Berwick, and East Berlin, Adams County PA with Historical Collections,' J.E. Wible Printer, Gettysburg, 1880.)
"18 Aug 1801 22 Aug 1801. Joannes Nicolaus filius Nicolai Ginder et Catharinae(Hemler: Spons Nicolaus et __ina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 40)
"25 februarii 25 februarii 1803 Anna Elisabetha filia nicolai Kinder et catharinae hemler spons Anna Elisabeth hemler, Stanislaus cerfoumont" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 55)
"Febi 1804 12 Martii Anna Maria filia Nicolai, et Catharinae Kinder- Sponsores fuere Nicolaus, et [no name given] Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 56)
"1806 26 Aug 30 Elesabeth filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter. Matrina fuit barbara Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 70)
"Baptismus 1808 5a junii [son, no name listed] filius Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Sponseres fuere Antonius et Christine Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 84) (I believe this son to be Anthony Ginter, as he was born a few days before the baptismal date, and his godfather's name was also Anthony Ginter)
"14 7bris 20 1810 Rosina Catharina filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Matrina fuit Rosina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 104)
"1812 6a obris 13 Maria Susanna filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter LC Sponseres fuere josephus et anna Maria hemler L.C." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 120) She married Henry Felix.
"12 Feb 1815 17 Feb 1815 Anna filia Nicolai Genther & Catharinae Hamler Spos Susanna Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 142)
"1817 5 Augusti 10 Franciscus Aloysius filius Nicholai Guinter et Catharinae Hemler legitime Cenjugati matrina fuit Maria Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 151)
"1820 28 Sebris 1820 1a Octobris Baptisata fuit Rosina Barbara filia Legitima Nicolai Ginter et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum Suscepit Barbara Ginter." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 174)
"1822 18a 22a Octobris Sara Anna filia legitima Nicholai Guinther et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum. matrina fuit Catharina Guenther." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 195)
Nicholas Ginter is listed as a witness on the will of David Mellinger in 1821. (Adams County, Pennsylvania Will C-194) He was the executor of the will of George Reinicker of McSherrystown in 1820.
According to the US Federal Census Mortality Index, Nicholas Ginter, 76, a hatter of Conewago Township, died of palsy in May of 1850.
"Departed this life, on Sunday, the 2d day of April inst. at McSherrystown, of Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs. CATHARINE GINTER, wife of Nicholas Ginter, in the 64th year of her age." (Republican Compiler, Monday, April 17, 1843)
Catharine, called "Mary Catherine" in her mother's will, was born between 1778 and 1779 to Christian Hemler, Sr. and Anna Elizabeth Baker. She may or may not be the youngest child, as her mother's will mentions four daughters, but only names three.
During the 1800 US Census, Nicholas Guinter was living in Germany, Adams County, Pennsylvania with two free white males aged 10-16, possibly hired help, and one free white female aged 26-45, presumably Catharine.
In an 1801 assessment of Conewago Township, Nicholas Ginder is listed as a property owner with a value of $178, and as married. Nicholas Ginter was one of the first traders, or store-keepers, of the township in about 1804. ('History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania' Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886.) (Reily, John T., 'History and Directory of the Boroughs of Gettysburg, Oxford, Littlestown, York Springs, Berwick, and East Berlin, Adams County PA with Historical Collections,' J.E. Wible Printer, Gettysburg, 1880.)
"18 Aug 1801 22 Aug 1801. Joannes Nicolaus filius Nicolai Ginder et Catharinae(Hemler: Spons Nicolaus et __ina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 40)
"25 februarii 25 februarii 1803 Anna Elisabetha filia nicolai Kinder et catharinae hemler spons Anna Elisabeth hemler, Stanislaus cerfoumont" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 55)
"Febi 1804 12 Martii Anna Maria filia Nicolai, et Catharinae Kinder- Sponsores fuere Nicolaus, et [no name given] Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 56)
"1806 26 Aug 30 Elesabeth filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter. Matrina fuit barbara Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 70)
"Baptismus 1808 5a junii [son, no name listed] filius Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Sponseres fuere Antonius et Christine Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 84) (I believe this son to be Anthony Ginter, as he was born a few days before the baptismal date, and his godfather's name was also Anthony Ginter)
"14 7bris 20 1810 Rosina Catharina filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Matrina fuit Rosina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 104)
"1812 6a obris 13 Maria Susanna filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter LC Sponseres fuere josephus et anna Maria hemler L.C." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 120) She married Henry Felix.
"12 Feb 1815 17 Feb 1815 Anna filia Nicolai Genther & Catharinae Hamler Spos Susanna Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 142)
"1817 5 Augusti 10 Franciscus Aloysius filius Nicholai Guinter et Catharinae Hemler legitime Cenjugati matrina fuit Maria Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 151)
"1820 28 Sebris 1820 1a Octobris Baptisata fuit Rosina Barbara filia Legitima Nicolai Ginter et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum Suscepit Barbara Ginter." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 174)
"1822 18a 22a Octobris Sara Anna filia legitima Nicholai Guinther et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum. matrina fuit Catharina Guenther." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 195)
Nicholas Ginter is listed as a witness on the will of David Mellinger in 1821. (Adams County, Pennsylvania Will C-194) He was the executor of the will of George Reinicker of McSherrystown in 1820.
According to the US Federal Census Mortality Index, Nicholas Ginter, 76, a hatter of Conewago Township, died of palsy in May of 1850.
Catharine, called "Mary Catherine" in her mother's will, was born between 1778 and 1779 to Christian Hemler, Sr. and Anna Elizabeth Baker. She may or may not be the youngest child, as her mother's will mentions four daughters, but only names three.
During the 1800 US Census, Nicholas Guinter was living in Germany, Adams County, Pennsylvania with two free white males aged 10-16, possibly hired help, and one free white female aged 26-45, presumably Catharine.
In an 1801 assessment of Conewago Township, Nicholas Ginder is listed as a property owner with a value of $178, and as married. Nicholas Ginter was one of the first traders, or store-keepers, of the township in about 1804. ('History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania' Chicago: Warner, Beers & Co., 1886.) (Reily, John T., 'History and Directory of the Boroughs of Gettysburg, Oxford, Littlestown, York Springs, Berwick, and East Berlin, Adams County PA with Historical Collections,' J.E. Wible Printer, Gettysburg, 1880.)
"18 Aug 1801 22 Aug 1801. Joannes Nicolaus filius Nicolai Ginder et Catharinae(Hemler: Spons Nicolaus et __ina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 40)
"25 februarii 25 februarii 1803 Anna Elisabetha filia nicolai Kinder et catharinae hemler spons Anna Elisabeth hemler, Stanislaus cerfoumont" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 55)
"Febi 1804 12 Martii Anna Maria filia Nicolai, et Catharinae Kinder- Sponsores fuere Nicolaus, et [no name given] Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 56)
"1806 26 Aug 30 Elesabeth filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter. Matrina fuit barbara Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 70)
"Baptismus 1808 5a junii [son, no name listed] filius Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Sponseres fuere Antonius et Christine Guinter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 84) (I believe this son to be Anthony Ginter, as he was born a few days before the baptismal date, and his godfather's name was also Anthony Ginter)
"14 7bris 20 1810 Rosina Catharina filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter Matrina fuit Rosina Walter" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 104)
"1812 6a obris 13 Maria Susanna filia Nicholai et Catharinae Guinter LC Sponseres fuere josephus et anna Maria hemler L.C." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 120) She married Henry Felix.
"12 Feb 1815 17 Feb 1815 Anna filia Nicolai Genther & Catharinae Hamler Spos Susanna Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 142)
"1817 5 Augusti 10 Franciscus Aloysius filius Nicholai Guinter et Catharinae Hemler legitime Cenjugati matrina fuit Maria Will" (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 151)
"1820 28 Sebris 1820 1a Octobris Baptisata fuit Rosina Barbara filia Legitima Nicolai Ginter et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum Suscepit Barbara Ginter." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 174)
"1822 18a 22a Octobris Sara Anna filia legitima Nicholai Guinther et Catharinae Hemler Conjugum. matrina fuit Catharina Guenther." (Conewago Chapel Baptismal Registry page 195)
Nicholas Ginter is listed as a witness on the will of David Mellinger in 1821. (Adams County, Pennsylvania Will C-194) He was the executor of the will of George Reinicker of McSherrystown in 1820.
According to the US Federal Census Mortality Index, Nicholas Ginter, 76, a hatter of Conewago Township, died of palsy in May of 1850.
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